Extreme drive for individualism leads to the society where nobody cares about others and the strongest wins. I wonder for how long the community can survive in these conditions.

AMA with Tyler McVicker

Trailer Park Boys - para documentary comedy series showing life of people living in a trailer park

It’s always interesting when people from the Internet meet in-person. It should happen more often to the point when the people become friends and exchange it to real life socialising.

The demand is there and keeps increasing. I even thought about some platform where people from reddit/lemmy type of platform do stuff together like sports, outdoor, going to pub or something like that. I’m writing here about non-mainstream solutions.

melodysheep - quality animations about universe, earth

thinmatrix - cozy, solo gamedev videos

Harnessed to a large windsurfing sail, I found myself caught between the sail and the water in light rain, close to a reedy shore, out of nowhere.

RSS Feed - this is my way to read news - clean, direct, without ads

Having multiple Steam libraries imports avaiable would be cool. Also check for duplicates could be useful.

Don’t expect corporations to join the DEI movement because they care about minorities. They do it for the money. When the wind of change arrives, some people might be surprised by how quickly and completely corps change their minds

It should get code from own repository and display for better effect :D

Sorry, for bad cross posts, but it seems that I can’t replace the original URL with new link to yewtu.be video and this is why I got 3 crosspots while trying to fix it.

What about destructible environment, physics, attention to details?

All what I see nowadays are mediocre products in flashy packaging. Consumers seem to prioritize aesthetics over quality; if a game is colorful and visually appealing, it often sells well. Whats up with freedom of jumping on that crate, blowing up that wall, shooting up the props etc.

At times, it feels as though I am confined within an enclosure, where the visuals and sounds serve merely to distract me from this realization.

• Battlefield 4 / 1 / V - just campaigns. What I remember from playthroughs were nice graphics and cool sound effects.
• Sniper Elite V2 Remastered - I have done it in few coop sessions with my brother. The ability to finish the full singleplayer campaign in coop is a great feature in games and this is what I look for nowadays.
• Hellblade: Senua Sacrifice - quite repetitive mechanic, but for story lovers is very fun to sink in
• Start Wars Battlefront II - similar opinion like for Battlefield series, singleplayer only for me
• Superliminal - fun game concept
• Layers of Fear 1&2/Blair Witch - I have rushed these games just for the sake of completion of my backlog titles.
• The Stanley Parable - comedy gold, frustrating at times, quite short, but highly recommended classic
• Aperture Desk Job - fun, interactive controller test game from Valve
• Serious Sam: Double D XXL - classic platformer from Serious Same universe with funny gun upgrades mechanic, with no political correctness

And some free short games/prologues:

• Outpath: First Journey - relaxing, but kinda simplistic Minecraft wannabe game
• Ale & Tale Tavern: First Pints - tavern manager game from first person view in medieval times
• The Riftbreaker: Prologue - solid prologue for strategy game with robots and aliens
• Helltaker - logic, rogue like game with nice humour
• The Looker - play The Witness first to get the reference, because this game is a parody
• Neon Beats - fun platformer, rhytm game
• Clap Clap - short, horror game
• Cats Hidden in Paris - find all cats on drawing type of game

Cash cow

Odysee (they said no to ads recently)

Rumble, Peertube

To follow creators you could try GrayJay https://grayjay.app/

• slicer for round fruits
• large 1l cup (not that small ^^)
• book light with attachment

Its weird that this is top answer and I was about to post the same thing.

His “thread” has been featured or popped up to people who doesnt share interests though.

For Mastodon I recommend to follow interesting accounts, set own language, check instances from nearby location.

While I get that, AI could be handy for some subjects, where you wont put your future on. However using it extinsively for everything is quite an exaggeration.